SUDS Episode – A brewery takeover edition with Rogue Ales & Spirits from Newport, OR. They brought a solid foundation to the craft beer scene, but have you gone back to remind yourself how good these are? I think we can provide voice over services for the crop report. This episode drifted into the most important topic of the century- the proper ingredients of a grilled cheese sandwich. Butter v. Mayo – can you hear the Amok Time music from Star Trek?

Dev Ramsawakh and Kate Welsh are co-creators of the CRIP Collective, a small group of Toronto-based disabled educators and artists who do anti-ableism, anti-oppression, and disability justice-related workshops, and various other kinds of community building with disabled people, using an intersectional approach. They talk about disability, ableism, and the collective's use of education as a tool for change.

Join me for a weekly run down of the top ten Gospel songs according to the Radio Music News Top Ten weekly charts with your host - Danny Hensley. Join us at 91.7 FM Community Radio and streaming around the world at www.sbbradio.org and our station quick link at station.voscast.com/5c2bf0e47fbe8/ We're also on live365 under Southern Branch Bluegrass

Natasha Mhango is a writer, editor and video producer for Zambia's National Agriculture Information Services, which is the media wing for Zambia's Ministries of Agriculture, Fisheries and Livestock. She tells about how her career developed and her intent to help farmers, including women farmers, maintain sustainable food production in the era of climate change, and to secure favourable national policies. She especially praises the resilience of native seeds and indigenous food culture.

Golden oldies (60s, 70s, 80s, 90s)

The Life and Times of Gore Vidal; queer youth feel pressured to educate; Uganda's SMUG gets shuttered by a government "Catch 22", Florida's trans people are denied coverage for gender-affirming care, a Tennessee trans girl fights bathroom bias, Montrealers march proudly despite their parade's cancelation, and a Louisiana Christian school bars the return of a lesbian couple's adopted child! Those stories — and more this week — when you discover "This Way Out": the world’s audio oasis for queer news and culture.

Caleb Maupin, convener of the Center for Political Innovation welcomes members and guests with a statement envisioning the rebuilding of America with popular power while breaking free from the current globalist system based on exploitation, underdevelopment and repression and war. He notes the recent FBI attack on the African Peoples Socialist Party (APSC) and the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement, demanding that the FBI raids on black people organizing to improve the conditions in their communities must stop. Kalambay Andenet from APSC speaks about experiencing the raid in St. Louis and their determination to fight back. Panel speakers: Tara Reed, Garland Nixon, Dust James, CJ - CPI Chicago Tara Read was a former aid to then Senator Joe Biden. She went public during the 2020 presidential campaign that she had filed a formal sexual harassment/assault complaint against Senator Biden when she worked in his office. She recounts the attack on her character and how corporate media tried to ruin her life for speaking out. She links the corrupt media-corporate government nexus to the lies being reported as news from Ukraine. Garland Nixon refers to himself a "radio guy". But unlike most he has a knowledge of class struggle, the benefit of unions in that struggle, and the role imperialism plays in supporting a "standard of living" in the U.S. long taken for granted, and why the ruling class, having pissed off workers in other countries with death squads and non stop abuse, has now turned inward to strip mine the U.S. economy of both public and private wealth in search of "profit". He tells the story of how he met Paul Robeson, Jr who became his mentor and offered a window on the racial and political fight of his father against the fascist at the core of U.S. industry and business culture that were out to destroy any resistance to their form of savage capitalism: neoliberalism. He recounts a visit to Venezuela where the government builds houses for those who need them in contrast with U.S. where disposable workers die on the street and a college graduate can graduate with a house payment but no house. He broadcast on Pacifica KPFA and also RT. Dust James a working class truck driver, organizer speaks about NAFTA, how it displaced people on both sides of the U.S.-Mexice speaks about how he became a committed Marxist Leninist and what he has witnessed traveling the lower 48 that is both burning and smoldering. CJ speaks of the Chicago chapter of the Center for Political Innovation and the projects it is undertaking in these transitioning times.

On this episode of The Children's Hour, we explore the oldest wind instruments in the world: whistles and flutes through stories, poetry and music, with special guests Dr. Crawford McCallum, Enid Howarth, and flutist Ingrid Berg. This episode is filled with stories where whistles and flutes play significant roles in the tales, including the Pied Piper of Hamelin, and others. We also hear poetry celebrating whistles, and the entire episode is mixed with excellent music. Get ready to whistle along with The Children's Hour!

A half hour excursion into the Thrift Shop Mid-Century Annex: music from 1938 through 1969 in many genres with a focus on pop and jazz

A Canadian heat wave overwhelms ambulances leaving almost 600 dead. The first medical diagnosis of climate change. Plus podcast Energy Vs Climate asking: Is Heat the Greatest Climate Threat? with author Jeff Goodell, scientist David Keith, Ed Harrington & Professor Sara Hastings-Simon. New facts of long-haul health damage from heat & COVID level deaths every year as Earth goes hot.

Caleb Maupin, convener of the Center for Political Innovation welcomes members and guests with a statement envisioning the rebuilding of America with popular power while breaking free from the current globalist system based on exploitation, underdevelopment and repression. He notes the recent FBI attack on the African Peoples Socialist Party (APSC) and the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement, demanding that the FBI raids on black people organizing to improve the conditions in their communities must stop. Kalambay Andenet from APSC speaks about experiencing the raid in St. Louis and their determination to fight back. Panel speakers: Tara Reed, Garland Nixon, Peter Coffin, Dust James, CPI Chicago

Caleb Maupin, convener of the Center for Political Innovation welcomes members and guests with a statement envisioning the rebuilding of America with popular power while breaking free from the current globalist system based on exploitation, underdevelopment and repression. He notes the recent FBI attack on the African Peoples Socialist Party (APSC) and the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement, demanding that the FBI raids on black people organizing to improve the conditions in their communities must stop. Kalambay Andenet from APSC speaks about experiencing the raid in St. Louis and their determination to fight back. Panel speakers: Tara Reed, Garland Nixon, Peter Coffin, Dust James, CPI Chicago Tara Read was a former aid to then Senator Joe Biden. She went public during the 2020 presidential campaign that she had filed a formal sexual harassment/assault complaint against Senator Biden when she worked in his office. She recounts the attack on her character and how corporate media tried to ruin he life for speaking out. She links the corrupt media-corporate government nexus to the lies being reported as news from Ukraine.